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Loosekannon

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Re: gears
« on: Oct 14, 2005, 05:41:03 PM »
the 4.7 gears are nice but are more tech involved than the dual cases. but w/dual cases you have to do drive shaft work. Loose cannon has a very good rig and can drive daily without a prob.
5.29 gearing w/a 4.7 case will give you about the same crawl raito as dual cases w/ stock gears ( 95 to 1 w/ a 4.7 case / 108 to 1 w/ dual cases) the diff is pretty small. for the money I would go w/ 4.7 kit its not to hard to install and no driveshaft mods to do.With the 5.29 4.7 t-case you can do great on the trail but still drive on the road at 70 at about 2800 rpm.


What up there man? Haven't seen you here in a while :beerchug:  :moon:  I drive it every day for now with out problems, but it does look pretty ugly with all the scratches and new body lines the rocks have giving it.  :hammerhead:  :driving:


Well watched the tach today, in 4th at 70 it is about 3000, in 5th it drops to 2500. When I get to 80 it is back up to 3000.

 
 
 
 
 

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